This philosopher recounts his attempt to restructure the court of Dionysius II in his Seventh Letter, and he wrote of a slave who was taught geometry to prove ideas are innate in Meno. His work Timaeus describes Atlantis; another work of this founder of the Academy uses an allegorical cave to describe his theory of forms, while other dialogues featuring his teacher include Phaedo, Apology, and Crito. For 10 points, name this author of The Republic and pupil of Socrates.
This philosopher recounts his attempt to restructure the court of Dionysius II in his Seventh Letter, and he wrote of a slave who was taught geometry to prove ideas are innate in Meno. His work Timaeus describes Atlantis; another work of this founder of the Academy uses an allegorical cave to describe his theory of forms, while other dialogues featuring his teacher include Phaedo, Apology, and Crito. For 10 points, name this author of The Republic and pupil of Socrates.
This philosopher recounts his attempt to restructure the court of Dionysius II in his Seventh Letter, and he wrote of a slave who was taught geometry to prove ideas are innate in Meno.
{Platon} [do not accept or prompt “Socrates” at any point]